Where We Lay Our Scene Demo

Being an actor can be a very stressful job, especially if you manage to become famous and have a certain reputation to defend. On the other hand, it also pays a lot of money, not to mention the fact that you can take pretty long vacations every now and again to recover your energy. There are other downsides as well, such as the fact that you constantly have to fend off paparazzi and crazy fans.

Where We Lay Our Scene is an interactive visual novel in which you play the role of an actor trying to figure out how his career is going to evolve now that he is getting pretty old. The game allows you to change the story on the go by making different dialog choices at certain points in the plot. You can also pursue multiple romance options and reach different endings, which increases replayability.

The main character’s name is Christian Marino, and he is both an actor and a famous model. His looks start to fade away as he ages, which is why he starts having serious concerns about his future. The story revolves around the set for the movie currently stars in, which means that you also get to interact with the other actors and a few other people that keep the production going.

One of the most important things about the game is that there are multiple endings, yet they are neither good nor bad. Hence, you can finish the story one way or another, but it just means that you took different choices and ended up in the desired situation. This typically means that you choose one partner over the other, although other things can change as well.

As for the graphics, the game is certainly handsome, especially when it comes to the character artwork and their facial expressions. It’s nice to see multiple poses for the same characters, but the backgrounds are very detailed as well, not just what’s in front of them. The same goes for the soundtrack, which keeps you relaxed and in a good mood at all times.

Even if Where We Lay Our Scene is not as complex as some fans might want, the game is certainly engaging, not to mention pretty. The multiple endings provide it with great replay value as well.